Green Conley
Specialist Four
B CO, 1ST BN, 5TH INFANTRY, 25TH INF DIV, USARV
Army of the United States
Phoenix, Arizona
November 12, 1946 to April 13, 1966
GREEN CONLEY is on the Wall at Panel 6E, Line 109

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Green Conley
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10 May 2001

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Conley was in B Company 1st Platoon 2nd Squad.
He had the best voice you ever heard and
was always singing rock and roll.

Conley was killed in action on 4/13/66 in the Ho Bo Woods.

Remembered by his comrades,
the BOBCATS of the
5TH INFANTRY REGIMENT (MECH)


 
16 Nov 2004

You were one of "my guys". As your platoon leader I did my best to bring everyone home but I was not successful. I mourned your loss then and I do to this day. I carry your name in my wallet along with the names of your brothers in arms lost from my platoon. Know that those of us who served with you will not forget.

From his Platoon Leader,
Robert Whaley
r.e.whaley@att.net


 

A Note from The Virtual Wall

On 13 Apr 1966 the 1/5 Infantry began a two-day search and destroy operation in the Filhol Rubber Plantation in Binh Duong Province. B Company engaged a group of Viet Cong who, using spider holes and a tunnel complex, killed five and wounded seven soldiers. The dead were One of the wounded, SP5 Jimmie L. Scott died of his wounds on 01 Jun 1966. The 2nd Platoon Leader, Ted Jagosz, has provided additional informtaion on his memorials for 1LT D'Amico and SP5 Scott.

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